Green Space Restoration

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Canford Ave Rebuild

Project start: November 2021
Project end: February 2023

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C-EPA North (Public Works) Dike

Engineering start: September 2023
Construction start:
May 2024
Construction end: November 2024

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Rapid Infiltration Basins

Project start: January 2022
Project end: September 2022

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Water line Directional Drilling

Project start: April 2022
Project end: January 2024

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Dog park

Project start: June 2022
Project end: November 2022

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Green Space Restoration

Project start: July 2022
Project end: May 2023

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Road/Sidewalk Repair

Project start: July 2022
Project end: October 2023

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Main St Bridge Riprap

Project start: May 2023
Project end: December 2023

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Middlesboro bridge

Engineering start: January 2022
Construction start:
March 2024
Construction end: November 2024

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Voght Park and Track

Project start: May 2023
Project end: August 2024

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Civic building and property repair

Project start: November 2021
Project end: December 2024

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Overview

Rehabilitating of park green spaces, including Centennial Park, Fairley Park, Voght Park, and associated paths, benches, and other infrastructure.

Funding

City of Merritt Mayor Mike Goetz, with the support of the Flood Mitigation Department launched an e-petition (e-5135) calling on the Government of Canada to support the Disaster Mitigation and Adaptation Fund (DMAF) or a similar program to assist small communities impacted by disasters.
 
The petition garnered over 661 signatures, demonstrating strong community support for federal flood mitigation funding.
 
With the election, there are new processes that the team will navigate to ensure your voices are heard.
 
This funding is critical for implementing a comprehensive dike system outlined in the 2022 Council Approved Flood Mitigation Plan, designed to protect Merritt from future flooding events. The petition will give residents, stakeholders, and supporters the opportunity to make their voices heard in Parliament, advocating for federal assistance to ensure the safety and resilience of our community.
 
 
 

Status

Complete

Project Cost

$185,000

Notes

Project start: July 2022
Project end: May 2023

Green Space Restoration | Merritt Flood Mitigation Department

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